The BCC Student Ambassador Programme is an exciting student organization of highly selected first year students who represent the College in their second year. Ambassadors promote the College’s programmes and services. They assist with on-campus special events such as orientation, convocation, graduation and seminars, in addition to leading campus tours and participating in off-campus recruitment efforts.

How to become a Student Ambassador?

• Maintain a minimum “Cumulative GPA of 2.75”
• Be in your first year of school
• Full-time student
• Have a genuine interest in assisting others
• Strong work ethic
• Positive attitude and enthusiasm
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills (trainable)
• Apply at the Counselling & Placement Centre during the second semester when registration opens

	Name: Timeka Layne Favourite place on campus to study: The Library Secondary School: Springer Memorial Secondary School Majors/Programme: BSc General Nursing Something Interesting about myself: I am a very shy person who loves to help people. I love to dance and very passionate about nursing Advice for New Students: Come with an open mind and a willingness to learn. Be patient with yourself and pace yourself, taking time to pause your mental health is important.
	Name: Thekara Went Holder Favourite place on campus to study: The Library Secondary School: Combermere Majors/Programme: Spanish & Italian for Business & Tourism Something interesting about myself: I like playing videogames Advice for New Students: Have fun and interact with others
	Name: Salena Rudder Favourite place to study on campus: The Library Secondary school: Queen's College. Majors/Programme: History, Literatures in English, and Geography. Something interesting about myself: I like to watch anime and kdramas. My favourite anime right now is The Apothecary Diaries. Advice for new students: My advice for new students is to try to make friends in your classes and across your division but also remember that you need to put in time to study from week 1 not just when a test is coming up or it is reading week and setting up a schedule after getting your timetable is a great way to organise yourself to study.
	Name: Diamond Anthony Favourite place on campus to study: The Library Secondary School: Harrison College Majors/Programme: Environmental Science, Information Technology and Biology Something interesting about myself: I am very passionate about environmental conservation, and I want to someday incorporate my love for art into it, as a career path. Advice for new students: Be sure to make meaningful connections to both peers and tutors because while your time at BCC may feel short, the friends you make here will last far longer.
	Name: Vennessa Edwards- Parris  Favourite place to study on campus: The Library Secondary school: Overseas school (Jamaica) Major/ Programme: BSc General Nursing Something interesting about myself: I enjoy using power tools, doing wood craft, mountain biking, and hockey. Advice for new students: Take care of your health because it is just as important as your studies
	Name: Krystiana Depeiza My favourite place to study: The Library Former School: Harrison College Majors/Programme: Electrical Engineering Something Interesting about myself: I enjoy listening to music, especially jazz and podcasts on personal development and enjoy learning new languages, specifically French and Spanish. Advice to New Students: Prioritize self-care and mental health. Take care of yourself emotionally and physically to be your best self. Manage your time effectively, while making a schedule and sticking to it, balancing coursework, extracurricular activities, and personal time.
	Name: Zordan Thomas Favourite place to study on campus: The Library  Secondary school: Christ Church Foundation School Major/Programme: Architecture. Something Interesting about myself: I am a national volleyball player and a drummer. Advice to new students: Embrace every opportunity, stay curious, and don't hesitate to reach out, this is a journey so make the most of it and remember growth happens outside your comfort zone.
	Name:Jaden Boyce Favourite Place to Study: The Library Secondary School: The St. Michael School Major/Programme: Accounting, Economics, and Information Technology Something Interesting about myself: I can’t function without music in my ears while studying! Advice for New Students: Make at least one friend in all your classes, it helps with everything from group work to surviving finals.
	Name: Shania Chesney Favourite place to study on campus: The Library Secondary School: Christ Church Foundation School  Major/Programme: Architecture.  Something Interesting about myself: One of my favourite past times is painting. Advice for New Students: Don’t panic if you’re not sure about who you are or what you want to be. Everyone’s journey is different, and you will find your way.
	Name: Samantha Lashley Favourite place to study on campus: The Library Secondary School: Harrison College Majors/Programme: Literatures in English, Sociology and Information Technology. Something interesting about myself: My ability to notice small details about thing and people.
	Name: Nadia Best-Arthur Favourite Place to Study: Bio-Chem Lab or CLS classroom Major/Programme: BSc Clinical Laboratory Science Something Interesting About Me: I love documentaries, doing practical work in the lab, and visiting various tourist attractions around the island. Advice to new Students: This is the start of an exciting journey—stay organized, show up for yourself, and don’t be afraid to ask for help. Get involved, meet new people, and embrace new experiences, but remember to balance work and play. Take care of your health, manage your time wisely, and be kind to yourself—you’re here to learn, grow, and shine.
	Name: Renika Crichlow Favourite place to study: The library. Secondary School: The Combermere School. Majors/Programme: Accounts, Economics and Mathematics Something Interesting about me: I like crochet. Advice to New Students: As a new student, be aware; you do not have as much free-time or freedom as you may think.